In an era where smartphones have become our go-to devices for snapping photos, recording videos, and storing personal memories, privacy and security have never been more crucial. While locking your phone and using encrypted messaging apps are essential steps, one of the best ways to protect your personal media is by using dedicated photo vault…
One of the things that people raved about the iPhone 6 when it first came out was its camera, and indeed Apple showcases photos shot on iPhone 6. Today, I discovered a professional photographer on Reddit who describes his iPhone 6 as his daily camera. In his post, he shares: I carry two to three…
There have been rumblings about this for a while now, but it’s official: Safari is now Safari 5, and it’s available right now. From the official press release: Apple® today released Safari® 5, the latest version of the world’s fastest and most innovative web browser, featuring the new Safari Reader for reading articles on the…
Is your TV stand looking a little cluttered lately? Well, you may want to do a bit of tidying up soon. Sell all those old streaming boxes, or give them to one of your poor relatives who still watches TV the old fashioned way. It’s almost time for the new Apple TV! You may be…
Today marks the 31st Anniversary of Apple. It’s been an amazing 31 year run with no signs of stopping. Don’t expect to see much in the way of celebrations or big announcements today, though. The rumor in the post below wouldn’t have even been posted if I’d remembered it was April 1st… I hate April…
Data-based solutions have evolved from being a competitive advantage to being a requirement for corporate survival today, and the term “data scientist” is no longer merely a trendy term. The choice of whether to place bids (and which ones) in the auction to display banner advertising to a user whose profile matches all the requirements…
I’ve been using my iPhone 5 as my all-around gateway to the internet. Aside from having an always-on internet plan, I’ve also ditched my mobile WiFi device and have been using the iPhone 5’s personal hotspot feature to allow my laptop to access the internet. But even with the relatively fast LTE speeds I’ve been…
As you get more experience with Terminal (or if you’re joining the macOS world from Linux), you might soon find that some important Terminal commands that users reference in online forums are missing. Where’s wget, for example, or nmap? If you need those commands, you can easily add them to the macOS Terminal with a package manager. A package…
For those of you that might not be aware for some reason, last night Apple released their first software update to the iPhone. The update consists mainly of security fixes and improvements to Safari that should reduce crashes. You can download it by syncing your iPhone.
It’s been 18 months since the App store was first introduced, and today Apple announced that they’ve passed the 3 billion apps downloaded number, Now sure, not all of those apps cost money, and not every one costs $9.99 either, but no matter which way you slice it, that’s a whole lot of money in…
Mac OS X Lion could arrive… well, any time now, really. Apple refuses to give a solid release date, but most insider reports put its release window in early July. Is your Mac ready for the huge changes that Lion will bring?
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